2. Hasn’t heard
3. How many times HAVE you TAKEN it?
4. Lost
5. I HAVE already BOUGHT them
6. Hasn’t gotten
7. They HAVE never TRIED it
8. Who HAS he INVITED?
9. Wrote
10. Yes, HAS he LOST weight?
11. Broke
12. Haven’t seen
This truly depends on what case you are looking at. Personally, I would say yes, things that are BIG or BOLD are usually being expressed importantly or directly. However, in some cases, this is not how it will go.
Answer:
Change dont to don't
Explanation:
Give brainlest to the other person they answered first...I didn't see the sentence tho so I thought there was more than the question
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B.) The Manuscript for His New Book
It killed her and her family, except her father. after being found after about 2 years of hiding, she was dragged away to a concentration camp, where she later died after her sister did.
